Literary Tours in the Highlands And Islands of Scotland
Literary Tours in the Highlands And Islands of Scotland
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Just as I passed the White Knoll, between Strathmore andStrathbeg, I came upon a company of little folk, who would have me withthem, right reason or none. I accepted their hospitality, and whatdrinking, skipping, revelry, and glee my eyes beheld! At last I grewsick of their cantrips and capers. Remembering I was a Christian and acommunicant, _I blessed myself in the name of the Glorious Trinity_, with the result that I was unceremoniously bundled out of the place. " The White Knoll had long had... the repute of harbouring fairies; Sarah'sexperiences put the matter beyond all doubt. That worthy femalecontinued to ply her vocation for many years after, with unvaryingdexterity and signal success. She was certainly a more prosperous womanafter her year's excursion into Fairy-land.
THE MAGIC HERRING.
There is an interesting legend told of the device by which shoals ofherring were first induced to come into Loch Broom.
It seems that long ago (the precise date is unessential) the lochs roundthe island of Lewis were invariably, at the herring season, visited bymagnificent shoals of fish, while not a tail was ever seen to twinkle inthe spacious waters of Loch Broom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just as I passed the White Knoll, between Strathmore andStrathbeg, I came upon a company of little folk, who would have me withthem, right reason or none. I accepted their hospitality, and whatdrinking, skipping, revelry, and glee my eyes beheld! At last I grewsick of their cantrips and capers. Remembering I was a Christian and acommunicant, _I blessed myself in the name of the Glorious Trinity_, with the result that I was unceremoniously bundled out of the place. " The White Knoll had long had... the repute of harbouring fairies; Sarah'sexperiences put the matter beyond all doubt. That worthy femalecontinued to ply her vocation for many years after, with unvaryingdexterity and signal success. She was certainly a more prosperous womanafter her year's excursion into Fairy-land.
THE MAGIC HERRING.
There is an interesting legend told of the device by which shoals ofherring were first induced to come into Loch Broom.
It seems that long ago (the precise date is unessential) the lochs roundthe island of Lewis were invariably, at the herring season, visited bymagnificent shoals of fish, while not a tail was ever seen to twinkle inthe spacious waters of Loch Broom.
What to read after Literary Tours in the Highlands And Islands of Scotland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Daniel Turner to read onlineMoreLess
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